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    Project duration: 2007-2011

     

    Project Goal:


    By 2010 reduce the number of children who grow up in children's homes by 30% or where there is a risk of their placement providing them with proper development in family environment.

     

    Pilot region:

     

    Kyiv Region

     

    Project Objectives:

    • Inform and convince  the specialists of social sphere and public about the importance of attachment and family upbringing for proper child development;

    • Introduce decision making mechanism in the interest of a child based on his/her needs assessment;

    • Strengthen the potential of the officials and the staff working in the sphere of children's wellbeing.
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